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Thanks, Wendy! This was really helpful. ❤

Thank you so much. I am knitting knockers for Charity , and when it came to the 2 purling rounds, I always had 2 loose purls at each end of the magic loop. Now I can handle the purls easily. Awesome tip. Thanks again !

Thank you socalknitgirl for walking me through this; exactly what I was looking for. Other videos posted and purporting to show this technique actually only show how to braid. You nailed it Sister.

Thank you, this explanation is very helpful when knitting mosaic for the first time 👍

Wow, what a neat technique! Thanks for sharing! I haven't done very much color work because I have struggled so much with getting the same tension on both strands in the past, but once I solve that issue, this will make for a much cleaner result to solve for any of these other issues. Do you frequently turn the work right side out in order to confirm that things are looking okay? I can imagine that it might be easy to miss a mistake if you don't have quite as much visibility of the work on the larger scale since much of it is hidden from view. Thanks again!

Actually it is *much HARDER* to use the pony cord on larger needles. The tiny opening in the pony bead cord is nearly impossible to get on a larger needle tip. If you manage to successfully get the needle tip into the tiny hole, the cord slides off repeatedly as you try to slide it through the stitches. The cord *does* come in larger diameters - with larger holes that will accommodate larger needles. I is rather difficult to find in small quantities.

huge thank you

Love your video. Is there a way to take any chart and turn it into a slip mosaic knit pattern?

This is such a brilliant idea!!! Thanks for sharing!

You are a treasure! Thank you so much for your straight-to-the-point video. Best ever "how to".

Wow amazing work

thank you for this - just what I needed

New sub. Better late than never. I found a video that makes it seem a lot easier to do.

I've used knit into the back loop on a spiral baby sock. It does bring the stitches out.

Thank you for this video. I am hesitant to use a pattern with short rows. 😊

Nice!

Thanks Wendy! Your instructional videos are always so clear and easy to follow.

Another great tutorial! Found this video on how to do this cast-on for ribbing: ua-cam.com/video/X9_j2cjuyJM/v-deo.html

Gosh, Wendy - all these years I've "known" you and I never once suspected you were a thrower and not a picker. Now I'm **really** impressed by all the sweaters you churn out! Also I didn't realize the snowflake pattern socks were mosaic - I can do mosaic, no problemo. I was checking on M-I-T-R for another sock I saw on Rav. Your snowflake pattern will give me another one to knit! Is there anything special about starting toe-up with MITR? Can I pop in any heel I like? Or is there a heel you recommend?

Thanks, the pattern I’m following says to do a double stitch but it didn’t occur to me to save the technique instructions when I scanned it to the computer and it was of a library book.

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hope someone can answer me. Like many, I'm new to mosaic so don't know quite how to figure things out. Is a round the entire number of stitches on both the back and front needles or is a round the number of stitches on one needle when working in Magic Loop? Page 2 of the instructions say to knit four rounds after completing the cuff, so that was 56, 64 or 72 stitches per round. The Set up round for the Mystery Sock Clue #2 is where I became confused. It says on Set Up Round 2 to Sl1, then k to end of round. Same on Set Up Round 4. Do I slip the first stitch on the front needle and on the back needle, like you do on the pg 3 chart, or do I slip the first stitch on the first needle and knit the other 55, 63 or 71 sts? What exactly are we calling a round in this case?

So cute!

A thank you! So helpful

G’day, that was really, really helpful, thank you 🇦🇺

Im from Pakistan.i love the way you teach the design..

I am having a difficult time understanding the sentence Pu1b at the beginning of a row. Could you show us how?

Hi, I have a pattern stitch that says c2 over 2 right/left, is it the same method as what you have demonstrated? Thank you & Merry Christmas ⛄

Great to know. Thanks so much!👍👏🥰

I absolutely love your video on pbf. I've only found one other and it was so hard to see with the dark color yarn, tight stitches and close to the tip. Yours is exactly what I needed :D !

Awesome idea and I already have the cord and cord stoppers 👍😁

Super an thank you so much

Very well done, and I think your choice of wording explained it well for me.

Thanks for teaching me a better and easy way of making welts.

Thank you for a wonderful tutorial. I have been struggling with this stitch, and you made it so clear. I love your nails by the way!

Does it come in different sizes

Thank you for the clear instructions. I was just stuck on how to start the first row and realized the chart “started” using the contrasting color first. Great tutorial!

Thanks for posting. Great demonstration - simple and clear.

Thanks so much, beautiful flowers. I am so happy of learning . God bless you forever!!!

I have trouble with stitches catching where the cord meets the needle. Any tips?

Work SMARTER not HARDER. 😉😍😍

You saved me 💫💫💫💫💫👋👋👋👋👋

Thank you for this tutorial. 😊

Thank you this is exactly what I was looking for. Socal? San Diego here

amazing work!

Thank you!!!!

Thank you for this video. I’ve been struggling with this very issue & couldn’t figure it out myself! 😘

This is great

I have a question for you. What is the thing to secure your cord with, called. And by the way thank you for this helpful video.

Thank you for sharing! Such a great idea :)